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All About Fungi (Grades 11-12)

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All About Fungi

1. 
What is the primary component of a fungal cell wall?
  1. cellulose
  2. chitin
  3. glycogen
  4. lipids
2. 
What is a major role of saprobic fungi in a terrestrial ecosystem?
  1. trap atmospheric carbon dioxide
  2. parasitize plants and animals
  3. break down carbon compounds
  4. serve as pathogens for plants
3. 
How do fungi maintain genetic diversity?
  1. binary fission
  2. conidia
  3. budding
  4. plasmogamy
4. 
Which is the closest group to Basidiomycota?
  1. chytrids
  2. Ascomycota
  3. Zygomycota
  4. lichens
5. 
How do lichens obtain their energy?
  1. through photosynthesis
  2. by decaying organic matter
  3. from parasitizing other plants
  4. from minerals in the soil
6. 
In the fungal hyphae, what does not occur between karyogamy and plasmogamy?
  1. meiosis
  2. spore formation
  3. mitosis
  4. production of a fruiting body
7. 
The body of a multicellular fungus is called a(n)                       .
8. 
The Basidiomycota are a group of fungi that produce a reproductive structure called a basidium. This structure is most similar to the                  of the Ascomycota.
9. 
Why are fungi important to the establishment and growth of tree seedlings in a forest?



10. 
Into what structure are the hyphae of multicellular fungi organized?
  1. dikaryon
  2. mycelium
  3. arbuscule
  4. rhizoid
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